I don't know I why I get a chuckle out of a squirrel carry his/her lunch, for they always look like they are guilty of something.
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Photo of the Day - September 2018
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I don't know I why I get a chuckle out of a squirrel carry his/her lunch, for they always look like they are guilty of something.
I know what you mean. I love squirrels.
I don't know I why I get a chuckle out of a squirrel carry his/her lunch, for they always look like they are guilty of something.
You've been one busy man!!! Congratulations on all of this -- well deserved accolades!
Took a picture of a water fountain at night with a iPhone 8 as I was curious about how it would do. I found the resulting picture interesting, it has a painterly look to me.
Woodward Fountain by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Woodward Fountain by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Another shot from the last portrait shoot I posted yesterday. Taking it down to eye level... she is missing bottom eye lashes on right eye... so I added them in.
Nice.Took a picture of a water fountain at night with a iPhone 8 as I was curious about how it would do. I found the resulting picture interesting, it has a painterly look to me.
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I can't see they've been added in. Nice work.Another shot from the last portrait shoot I posted yesterday. Taking it down to eye level... she is missing bottom eye lashes on right eye... so I added them in.
College campus squirrels are quite a spectacle. I remember seeing one hauling off half a bagel. Those guys were as big as beavers.
I don't know I why I get a chuckle out of a squirrel carry his/her lunch, for they always look like they are guilty of something.
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Thanks... I do have a closeup before-after slider adding lashes on this pic on my website... blog site for now until I build up my portfolio. I'm still a newbie in photography. Trying to learn what I can from this thread/sub-forum, YouTube, etc...
I'm no people shooter, but looks like you're doing alright to me.
I agree. That image has some interesting light and shadow that would appear at first glance to have potential as a monochrome photograph.
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Another from Chicago...
Grot spot. Comments always appreciated.
Mersey Power by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Mersey Power by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Well done Alexander - great photo on the wall as well!
Have been flat out like a lizard lately, dealing with getting a participants exhibition together & yesterday I got the images hung for my own launch tomorrow afternoon! I got to speak on an open forum panel session today for the 2018 Shimmer Biennale Photographic Festival about my path to recovery from intense mental health challenges as facilitated through digital photography & tomorrow morning I have a Mindful Photography walk around a coastal & estuary area close by. The winery I have been paired with is the perfect space for my images, which look really nice in their space! This time around they are all printed at A1 & A2 sizes, so pack a little more punch than my previous efforts, where I have only printed at A3 or slightly larger.
Oh, I forgot, I got a 21 page feature, a cover & a silver award in the latest Camerapixo fine art photography release out of Europe!
https://camerapixo.com/publications/hot-shots-36
Fantastic news! and very well done!
Cheers
Hugh
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This photo was taken at approx. 1200 meters above sea, so I do not know exactly if it was only fog or also some clouds involved
Thank you all, this humble little sub-forum here has had a huge part to play in the development & refining of my imagery over the years. Listening to & along the way taking on-board the infrequent feedback & gems offered by others here has really helped me with my photography. I'd like to thank all of you for the parts you have played in this process! This really is a special little corner of the world for me.
What, that's all you been doing!
~ Peter
Fantastic news! and very well done!
Cheers
Hugh
It’s what I’ve always enjoyed about a good forum versus social media. It’s good to find a place of fewer but more committed members to be around regularly. Civility can exist online!
Xs and Os ...
Making donuts at a local market today.
Thanks for looking,
Ed
Making donuts at a local market today.
Thanks for looking,
Ed
Continuing the saga of our visit to the Peak District in Derbyshire...
Mam Tor by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Mam Tor by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
The feeling is very much mutual my friend. It is absolutely amazing to see one of our own doing so well.
You deserve all the credit you are getting here. Your images are absolutely fantastic.
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Wow what an interesting image but..... what on earth is it?!?!
Well your not the only one who thinks that.
I love coming on here and seeing the beautiful images. But more than that seeing how the photographers develop over the years.
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I'm guessing a sculpture of some type?
Here you go, a bit of experimentation with some dramatic B&W. Interestingly I shot this on my RX100 and I shoot that in Monochrome. So this is closer to how I saw it at the time.
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